

Mithril & Mud
CampbellSoft Studios · 2026 · Incremental, Casual, Idler, Roguelite, Rhythm
PC
3 user reviews67% · 3
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About Mithril & Mud
Dig deep. Build big. Grow endlessly. Mithril & Mud is a dwarven mining incremental game where every swing of the pickaxe brings you closer to the riches buried below. Start with nothing but stone and ambition — end with a sprawling underground empire fueled by mithril, shadowsteel, and ancient rune magic.
Mine the Depths
Descend through 20 increasingly dangerous depths, each unlocking new rooms, resources, and challenges. Cave-ins and trolls threaten your progress — but the deeper you go, the greater the rewards.Build Your Hold
Construct and upgrade 13 specialized rooms — from Smelters and Lumber Mills to Runic Workshops and the Dark Forge. Assign your dwarven workers, optimize production chains, and watch your underground kingdom come to life.Automate Everything
Unlock auto-miners, auto-workers, and multi-room assignment systems that keep your hold running while you're away. Come back to mountains of resources waiting for you.Prestige and Ascend
Reach the bottom? Start again — stronger. Prestige grants Ancestral Knowledge and Blessings that carry forward. Ascension opens an entirely new layer of progression for those who want to go even deeper.Master the Systems
- Skill trees, artifacts, gems, and runestones
- Trade with foreign nations across infinite tiers
- Send caravans on timed trade missions
- Hire warriors and protect against cave-ins
- Complete daily quests, challenges, and expeditions
- Tame beasts for powerful passive abilities
- Mythic upgrades for endgame power spikes
Handcrafted Feel
Every sound and visual is procedurally generated — from the crunch of the pickaxe to the warm glow of the forge. No stock assets (yet), just a world that feels uniquely alive.What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
cute little time waster. great soundtrack. needs some balancing but was fun to see how hard i could break it. (Early Access Day-1 Review)2 found this helpful
the interface is bloated, really visual trash on screen. All controls are too small and there are way too much of them.
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